World Cup 2022: What to expect on Day 16
The Boys from Brazil are back in action on Monday night as the World Cup favourites look to book their place in the quarter-finals of this year's tournament.
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Nigeria closer to 2024 Cricket World Cup with victories in Kigali
Nigeria, yesterday, in Kigali, enhanced its chances of qualifying for the International Cricket Council’s (ICC) World Cup with its fourth victory in the sub-regional Africa Qualifier B.
England's Sterling to return home from World Cup after armed break-in - reports
Raheem Sterling will return home from England's World Cup camp in Qatar with doubts over whether he will return in time for Saturday's quarter-final against France.
Mediacorp to air all AFF Mitsubishi Electric Cup 2022 matches for free
SINGAPORE: Football fans in Singapore will be able to watch the ASEAN Football Federation (AFF) Mitsubishi Electric Cup 2022 from Dec 20 to Jan 16 for free, on Mediacorp platforms.
South Korea boss acknowledges 'difficult' Brazil task, bemoans tight World Cup schedule but will not give up
DOHA: South Korea head coach Paulo Bento acknowledged the magnitude of the task that his team face ahead of their knockout phase match against Brazil, but stressed they will not give up.
World Cup quarter-finals a step too far for gritty underdogs Poland
AL RAYYAN, Qatar: Poland's World Cup last-16 exit on Sunday (Dec 4) ended a run fuelled by hopes and dreams but their fighting spirit was a fitting tribute on Miners' Day in Poland to celebrate their patron saint of 'hard work and good death'.
World Cup Podcast: Mbappe and England on collision course
Former Ireland international Keith Treacy joins Raf Diallo and Ed Leahy to watch England's last-16 win over Senegal and review their quarter-final opponents France's victory over Poland with Kylian Mbappe very much to the fore. There is also a look-ahead to Japan vs Croatia and Brazil's clash with South Korea.
Migrant workers aim to stay in Qatar far beyond World Cup final
DOHA : Senegal's loss to England on Sunday saw Africa's hopes of lifting the trophy in Qatar recede even further but the migrant workers watching the game at a specially-built fan zone were still hoping for the biggest prize of all - work beyond the World Cup.